Princeton High School - Challenger Yearbook (Princeton, NC)

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Hi J HU U 1 pi - 4 ' The Office Staff is composed of students who give their study hall to work in the office each day. They act as general assistants to the principal and teachers. Their work is deeply appreciated by the whole school body. Delivering bulletins is one of the many off ice jobs that these girls perform. Mrs. Gaye Vann, bookkeeper, and Mrs. Jean Langley, secre- tary, are invaluable to our school. They see that all school supplies are bought and paid for. Mr. Dillion Holt is helpful to all students who have problems concerning their school and family life. He aids those seeking a higher education or vocational plans. Malan, our mailman, keeps busy delivering the morning mail.

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Dear Seniors: I want to join your parents, teach- ers, and friends in extending congratu- lations to you upon graduation from high school. I am proud of your achievements thus far and wish for you continued success. In the future, please let your mis- takes in life be a stepping-stone to greater achievements. Remember, Babe Ruth never quit playing baseball because he struck out 1330 times. His name is in the Hall of Fame because of the 714 home runs he made. We remember one’s achieve- ments more so than one’s failures. This is wishing you continued success and happiness in life. Sincerely, L. J. Worthington Principal Over the years, Mr. Worthington has watched us develop physically, mentally, and spiritually. The learning and growth of each individual has been important to him. Many times our traveled road has been made easier through his effort. We, the Seniors of 1966, extend our appreciation. I I

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r 0 Give me a quarter’s worth , Danny said. Mrs. Parrish collects lunch money, plans meals, and buys the supplies. Her greatest satisfaction comes from the students ' smiles and thank you ' s , and we enjoy our lunches. VTKrtUMM p; 1 (J From left to right: Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Daughtry, Mrs. Braswell, Mrs. Wilkins, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Davis, and Mrs. Parrish, manager. What are you staring at? Haven ' t you ever seen anyone eating? Is there really some- thing there that you are going to hit, or is making bread en- joyable?